CRO & Copywriting Breakdown: Clarisights


Clarisights set out to build the end-to-end analytics solution for marketing teams at scale.



Of course, I do not have access to Clarisights‘s GA4 or any other tool that allows me to delve deeper into their internal data.

For that reason, I only conducted an heuristic analysis. A method I also use during CRO Audits at The Leads Booster.

This analysis includes several objective questions that allow me to assess how well CRO best practices are implemented on the page.

The answers will be categorized in 3:

And also you’ll find some details or potential solutions 🙂



FIRST IMPRESSION – ENTRANCE


Does the header copy explain WHAT the product/service is?

The headline is clear and effectively communicates the platform’s outcomes and benefits.

Beyond the main headline and subheadline, I appreciate the text above “The Marketing Insights Hub,” as it directly explains what the product is. Furthermore, using “The” instead of “A” at the beginning of the text conveys confidence and conviction in the copy.



Does the header copy match the pre-click ad or SERP copy?



Does the copy clearly call out WHO the product/service is for?

APPEAR TO USER’S MOTIVATION


Does the copy focus on the acquisition of desired outcome(s) or the elimination of pain point(s)?

CONVEY UNIQUE VALUE

Does the copy clearly explain what advantages the product / service has over other existing solutions?



ESTABLISH CREDIBILITY


Does the copy include endorsements from customers who fit the target market?

-Well executed-


You can find Companies logos and testimonials that give the content credibility.



Does the copy include impressive metrics that summarize the product’s popularity?



Given the platform’s popularity, it shouldn’t be difficult to gather statistics that demonstrate its quality.

Including figures that visualize the potential success after using the product would be impactful:

“X+ CMOs worldwide have reduced CAC (or increased ROI) by X% just by leveraging the right insights.”



Are these testimonials/endorsements easily verifiable?



Within the testimonials section you can find the name and the position of each customer.


ADDRESS OBJECTIONS/FEARS

Does the copy offer any guarantees or other reassurances to minimize perceived risk?





Does the copy clearly address conversion-critical questions from prospects?


While some pages feature a FAQs section, it’s clear that these don’t always address actual user or visitor concerns about the product.

There are always barriers that prevent users from converting. You can uncover these by launching onsite polls or interviewing team members who interact directly with users.



-> I wrote a post where you can find the way to gather the right information from your users in order to know them better and improve your website’s copy by delivering the right message.




PRESENT THE OFFER

Does the CTA copy focus on acquiring value or a desired outcome?

The CTA is clear and concise but a bit generic. It might be worth testing a different copy to see how it performs.

It also doesn’t set clear expectations about what is going to happen in the next step, which is “schedule a call”.

I’d try a copy like “Book a Call With an Expert”; “Book a walkthrough with an expert”; or something more tangible and clear.



Is the CTA the most visually dominant element in the viewport?

Yes it is really visible. I only don’t understand why the CTA’s design changes between the home and the Nav Bar.



Maybe it’s just a minor thing, but it would be nice to have the same design in both.


FORM DESIGN

Does the form have a headline that explain why to filled it out? (Why should I fill out this form? What motivates me to do so? Will I receive a free demo, a trial, or further information?)

They manage the expectation perfectly mentioning what is the demo/call all about.



It is also remarkable the copy below the headline. The first one is all about the customer, it says “I want to hear you“, and the second is about how can Clarisights can fit in the user’s needs.

Both really good sales strategies!

Does the form ask for the least amount of information required to complete the transaction or qualify a lead?

It is just a Calendly form with no strange information required.


Expectation manager: What is going to happen after I fill the form?

After you book a call you get the confirmation and they mention that you will receive an invitation via email.

I honestly love Clarisights page and how they address barriers and deliver value all along the journey.

If you work on a Saas and would like me to do this analysis for it book a meet with me here.

See you around! 

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